·Muzeum
·Wy
·Dźwięki
On July 16, 1922, the government of the Republic of Poland signed in Katowice a symbolic act of taking over Upper Silesia, which crowned several years of efforts by activists and Silesian Uprisings aimed at joining the Silesian lands to the motherland.
On the 100th anniversary of these events, Muzeum·Wy·Dźwięki have been planned at the Silesian Museum in Katowice.
The concert part of the Muzeum·Wy·Dźwięki event will begin at 21:30 Ukrainian duo Vellow, presenting material combining electronics with pop and soul elements. Together with the duo, the band Altra Volta will appear on stage - a string quartet from Katowice founded by graduates of the Academy of Music in Katowice. The musicians will perform a repertoire composed of classical and contemporary music, often featuring film, folk and improvised music.
The main part of the event Muzeum·Wy·Dźwięki , i.e. a special concert, is scheduled for 22:45. Especially for this occasion, the musicians of the AUKSO Chamber Orchestra of the City of Tychy under the baton of Marek Moś, together with the composer and conductor Piotr Peszat and the music producer and sound engineer BIØS, prepared a material reinterpreting the most famous insurgent songs. This evening, the musicians will play new versions of Rota Śląska, A beaten road from Bytom or Kajze Mi Się Divided My Synocek.
The event will end with a midnight concert by the Fryderyk Award-nominated duo Rysy.
The artistic director of the event, Paweł Pindur, considers the concert to be a great opportunity to rediscover the history of Silesia - We want to remind the residents that in the reborn Republic of Poland, the interest in the "Upper Silesian matter" was huge. It has been 100 years since the historical events - three consecutive Silesian Uprisings and the Plebiscite, and as a consequence, the merger of part of Upper Silesia with the Republic of Poland. Through artistic activities addressed mainly to young residents of the Silesian Voivodeship - the organization of an open-air concert at the Silesian Museum under the baton of Marek Moś and his AUKSO orchestra with the participation of artists of the Polish electronic music scene - we hope that the event will attract not only people interested in historical topics.
VELLOW
come from Lviv, but currently live and work in Warsaw. As a duo, they had the opportunity to perform in the Wrocław edition of the Sofar project, at the FAMA festival, Kmina is Real, with Taras Gembik as part of the KMAG Art Spot project. The girls became the ambassadors of April's Spotify EQUAL campaign. Singles promoting their latest release are on editorial playlists (including 2nd place RISING Globalne on the Tidal platform), the video clip for the song LA was nominated in the POP category in the Video Music Awards PL competition. On March 8, the premiere of the album "Starship" took place.
come from Lviv, but currently live and work in Warsaw. As a duo, they had the opportunity to perform in the Wrocław edition of the Sofar project, at the FAMA festival, Kmina is Real, with Taras Gembik as part of the KMAG Art Spot project. The girls became the ambassadors of April's Spotify EQUAL campaign. Singles promoting their latest release are on editorial playlists (including 2nd place RISING Globalne on the Tidal platform), the video clip for the song LA was nominated in the POP category in the Video Music Awards PL competition. On March 8, the premiere of the album "Starship" took place.
photos by Aleksander Bartecki
AUKSO/PESZAT/BIØS + Tving Stage Design
• an audiovisual concert prepared especially for the foundation, combining tradition with modernity•
AUKSO. The Chamber Orchestra of the City of Tychy under the baton of Marek Moś,
AUKSO. The Chamber Orchestra of the City of Tychy under the baton of Marek Moś,
Piotr Peszat - composer and sound artist, his artistic activity combines elements of instrumental, electronic, multimedia and performance music, and Jakub Mokrzysiak - DJ, producer and sound engineer with over ten years of experience, whose sound oscillates around electro in classic and modern variations. The musicians will take traditional insurgent songs for the workshop. and together with the orchestra, they will reinterpret them, propose new arrangements of classic pieces and use them as samples for new compositions.
Tomasz Gawroński - visual artist, founder of Tving Stage Design was responsible for the visual setting of the event.
Tomasz Gawroński - visual artist, founder of Tving Stage Design was responsible for the visual setting of the event.
Rysy
Warsaw-based producer duo creating electronic music based on catchy melodies, melancholy vocals and deep sounds. Rysy gained recognition in the world of Polish alternative music. In 2016, the duo was awarded the Discovery of the Year statuette by the "Muno" magazine, the Team of the Year by the "Aktivist" magazine (Nocne Marki plebiscite), and a nomination for the "Fryderyk" award in the phonographic debut of the year category.
Organizers: Soundscape Foundation, Silesian Museum.
Co-organizer: Association Pokolenie.
Media patrons: Dziennik Zachodni, Business Zone, Our City.
Co-organizer: Association Pokolenie.
Media patrons: Dziennik Zachodni, Business Zone, Our City.
Lighting technique: Event-Galicja
Lighting operator: Maciej Hofstede (Makuś)
Lasers: Mediam
The event was held under the honorary patronage of the Marshal of the Silesian Voivodeship -
Jakub Chełstowski.
